Key Notes # December 3 - Guide to London Clubs and Events

London Club and Event Guide - Key Notes by Skye Corewijn

Molotov Jukebox @ Bedroom Bar, Rivington Street, Shoredith

Saturday 3rd December 2011

When you think festivals 2011, you think Molotov Jukebox, ripping it up with their genre defying dare I say, Balkan, folk, gypsy swing. One thing they do is make a sweatbox of anywhere and everywhere they rock out. Tonight in Shoreditch, leave behind any kind of inhibition, stomp your feet and make your way to a little madness. Plus Psychemagik follow up with a 3 hour set at this cool Shoreditch bar. Bonus!

Where: Bedroom Bar EC2A 3AY

Pockets: £6.50 adv / £8 OTD

Tickets please: http://bit.ly/tns0cC

 

Spank Rock @ The Scala, Kings Cross, London

5th December 2011

 

My friend was like, Yo man, we should totally go to Spank Rock.€ For shizzle,€ my reply.  If you feel like getting away from all this lo-fi, atmospheric, emotional bollocks going on - head to Spank Rock for some good old dirty rap and hip hop. Grab your bling, put on your party shoes and get your freak on with the guys from Baltimore at this sweet live music venue in London.

Where: Scala N1 9NL

Pockets: £12.50

Tickets please: http://bit.ly/qO8lwF

Toro Y Moi @ The Garage, Islington, London

7th December 2011

Chaz Bundick, better known as Toro Y Moi, makes hazy day summer songs and he's in London just in time to chase our chills away. His most recent stuff sees the setting aside of samples and electronics, focusing on instrumentals as seen or rather heard in Underneath the Pine. This was soon followed by the Freaking Out EP, and both are now out on Carpark Records. It's kind of Washed Out, Neon Indian-ish vibes,and so, an absolute treat for a night out in London

Where: The Garage N5 1RD

Pockets: £9.50

Tickets please: http://bit.ly/qu7sRV

Future Islands @ Rhythm Factory, Whitechapel, London

8th December 2011

There's something about Future Islands. Since stumbling across them, numerous songs have featured as my daily soundtrack and oh my, is there something mesmerizing about lead vocalist, Sam Herring's grizzly tune. It's a sounds that's uplifting and melancholy at the same wistful moment and daydreaming deluxe. A friend messaged me a week ago; You better be free on the 8th, we're going to Future Islands.€ The result was a wander with Balance and Tin Man tearing up my airwaves.

Where: Rhythm Factory, E1 1EW

Pockets: £8

Tickets please: http://bit.ly/tbSOlk